Monthly Archives: January 2005
Running the Boston Marathon for Charity: A Personal Fundraising Initiative (Part Three)
January 31, 2005 
Bob Cargill 
After running for the Dana-Farber Marathon Challenge team in 1996, it wasn’t until 2002 that I legged out the 26 miles
Running the Boston Marathon for Charity: A Personal Fundraising Initiative (Part One)
Everyone has heard of the Boston Marathon. It’s the mother of all road races, the most celebrated of them all. Held
Terry Gets Lax
In today’s Boston Herald, the Inside Track reports that Terry Francona, manager of the World Champion Boston Red Sox, has signed on as a spokesman for Metamucil. According to the
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Advertising A Dip in Donations to Non-Tsunami Relief Nonprofits?
Americans have risen to the occasion and already given millions of dollars to support tsunami relief efforts, but according to the Association of Fundraising Professionals
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Fundraising In the Wake of the Tsunami, Blogs Show ROI (and More)
A couple of weeks ago, Paul Chaney of the Radiant Marketing Group blog, asked me for my “take on Bob Bly‘s argument
